Scarlett's took forever, however with a Sagittarius from pw, and some external shielding added, they are fantastic

I'm trying the Scarlet Mini's, and spent the extra $ leftover on PW Shielded. It made the most sense for my purposes

it's the setting, not the activity that is the problem

they'll check your stool again before chap

I'm thinking a little higher quality.

Basshead, but only need one pair: Which would you choose, and why? I am leaning towards EE LX, and buying a pro cable. The others, used or new, fit the price range. EE Legend X EE Odin FatFreq Scarlett Mini FatFreq Maestro SE Nostalgia NA12 Nostalgia Camelots Noble Ronin no bone...

I need insight into the best quality, shielded IEM's. I know most manufacturers do not disclose internally shielded components, but I'm still seeking info.

random thought: who breaks open the iem's to see if they're using shielded components or not before telling the others

represent. never saw this, but had to say RIP

anyone order these in 2-pin?

Fair! I've only heard great things about LX's, EVos, and the Odins

That's what I have heard, and after studying how the addition of the BC tech alters the function, I actually prefer the LX's over the Evo's. Any interference issues noticeable though? I know no one will open them up to check the transductors, drivers, or internal wiring for magnetic shielding...

Any experience with the Maestro Series by Fatfreq?

refresh?

That's what I am thinking. I have to run shielded cables though. Run first times and LX, or go with something like the Ronins' with the shielded cable from factory? bass-space production, saved for awhile. They'll both be just as expensive

I need a refresh on this. I am thinking the Legend X's still, Evo's, Maestro SE's, or something of the sort

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